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VB Code for hyperlink
Morning
I have been linking cells to webpages in a round about way. It works but I know there has to be a better way in VB without all the extra columns and formulas. currently I have a base address that I then CONCATENATE with a permit number and tab #. I end up using 3 columns to create my hyperlink. The formulas look like this 'http://web1.seattle.gov/DPD/permitstatus/Project.aspx?id= '=CONCATENATE(aphttp,E12,"&t=2") 'http://web1.seattle.gov/DPD/permitstatus/Project.aspx?id=6178468&t=2 '=HYPERLINK(C13,E13) I would like to run a macro that loops thru the column with permit numbers and convert into hyperlinks to the permit status page. Thanks Duane Reynolds |
VB Code for hyperlink clarification
"Duane Reynolds" wrote in message ... Morning I have been linking cells to webpages in a round about way. It works but I know there has to be a better way in VB without all the extra columns and formulas. currently I have a base address that I then CONCATENATE with a permit number and tab #. I end up using 3 columns to create my hyperlink. The formulas look like this ' This is stored as named range "aphttp" http://web1.seattle.gov/DPD/permitst...oject.aspx?id= '=CONCATENATE(aphttp,E12,"&t=2") returns 'http://web1.seattle.gov/DPD/permitstatus/Project.aspx?id=6178468&t=2 'Which I then use with =HYPERLINK(C13,E13) to create friendly name using the permit number I would like to run a macro that loops thru the column with permit numbers and convert into hyperlinks to the permit status page. Thanks Duane Reynolds |
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